Alaskan Sled Dog & Racing Association


FUR RONDY INFORMATION & SIGN UP

: Open World Championship Information
	February 26th – 27th –28th 2010 Open World Championship Fur Rendezvous Race Final times Checkpoint times Musher bios John Gomes photos and videos of Fur Rondy race: Trail tour, Day 1 video, Day 2 video, Day 3 start, Day 3 Finish Bib Draw, Pre-race photos, Day 1, Day 2, Day 3, Awards Britt Coon's Photos 2010 payout Jeff King training Michael Tetzner

The Open World Championship Race is held each February in conjunction with the Fur Rendezvous Festival. The race is organized and put on by ASDRA volunteers in partnership with Greater Anchorage Inc. Over 1000 hours of volunteer time and effort are required for this race starting on 4th Avenue in Downtown Anchorage. The trail follows 4th Avenue to Cordova St. At the bottom of Cordova Hill the trail moves to the bike/ski trails along Anchorage's greenbelt. Here the teams are challenged by long dark culverts under the Seward Highway and Lake Otis. The trail has two large overpass bridges over Northern Lights Blvd. and Tudor Road separated by a trail through a popular dog park. Six miles into the trail the teams hit the designated sled dog trails of Tozier Track. Fourteen miles later the trail again heads back across the Tudor Rd. bridge to downtown Anchorage. The Municipality of Anchorage supports this race with police officers, snow fencing, and snow placement and removal for the street portion of this race. ASDRA grooms and sets snow fencing for the other 21 miles of trails. Greater Anchorage Inc. raises the purse and promotes the race. ASDRA volunteers manage and put on the race. Images by: John Gomes & Britt Coon